Elijah | When You Can't See What's Next - Season 5, Episode 100
Why does obedience to God sometimes lead somewhere that makes no sense at all? Pastor Andrew examines Elijah's move from boldly confronting Ahab to hiding alone by a drying brook, showing how God rarely reveals the whole map before asking for the next step. He traces how Elijah had to depend on daily provision through the ravens and a brook that later would run dry, learning that his confidence had to rest in God himself rather than in any gift God had given. Listeners are challenged to obey what God has already made clear today, rather than withholding trust until He explains where tomorrow is headed.
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Elijah | Elijah the Tishbite - Season 5, Episode 97
Why does moral decline rarely happen overnight, and what does God do when a culture has fully surrendered to the dark? Opening a new series on Elijah, Pastor Dorrell traces Israel's slow institutional drift from David through Ahab and Jezebel, showing how compromise, left uncorrected, becomes normalized and then institutionalized. Into that darkness, 1 Kings 17 introduces Elijah without pedigree or preamble, a rugged outsider from Gilead whose confrontation with Baal worship rests entirely on his standing before God rather than the approval of kings or culture. Listeners are challenged to ask what changes in any room, family, or church because they are present, and to choose the character and courage to be that difference.
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When the Fire Fades - Season 5, Episode 67
God speaks, moves, and works — and then real life shows up. What do you do when the spiritual high fades and the enemy is already at the door? Pastor Andrew Calabrese examines Elijah’s swift collapse after the victory on Mount Carmel, drawing a direct line between the prophet’s experience and the believer’s life after any significant moment of spiritual clarity. The central conviction is this: a decision made in a moment only becomes real when it is walked out in ordinary life. Resist isolation, remember what God said, and keep moving forward — because God’s faithfulness doesn’t expire when the feeling does.
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Purposeful Parenting | The Root of the Problem: Indulgence - Episode 13
The starting place in parenting is to look in a mirror and examine our own character and discipline before we impose something on our children. If we can't ask our children to emulate us, we have a problem. We ought to desire to be the chief influence in the lives of our children. The hope of the future is not our children but those who are training them. Failure to restrain and train ourselves and our own appetites is the root of most problems in parenting. Your children need you to be what they are not so that one day they can be what you are.
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